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^I bet everybody in that picture is drunk.

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This Vista sabotage is fun:

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Originally Posted by paul jones

that's in Ireland i think, and a magazine offered a prize to whoever made the "necessary adjustments" (it was called Nagina Tandoori)

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Originally Posted by TOY

It's the Crystal-Meth family(y)

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just like the restaurant we saw in melbourne's chinatown. i cant stop laughing at this

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Originally Posted by roosta

that's in Ireland i think, and a magazine offered a prize to whoever made the "necessary adjustments" (it was called Nagina Tandoori)

There's a school along a bus route that I take, and someone peeled part of the letters so that a banner on the baseball field said "Little Fag Season Begins! Sign Up Today!"

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Q: What's brown and sticky?

A: A stick.

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Originally Posted by DandyFop

lol @ william h. macy's jumping and naked butt and the looks on their faces.

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Originally Posted by QueenAdrock

dunno why but i felt a bit guilty laughing at this.

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Originally Posted by DandyFop

Did they put powder on Martin Lawrence to make him look lighter?

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This record-breaking, 13-storey log cabin was hand-built by a ruined Russian gangster as a summer place in Arkhangelsk. The towering fire-hazard is all that remains from his life of crime, and the city is threatening to tear it down on the basis that it threatens to take the whole suburb with it if it goes up in smoke.
While in prison, he claims his rivals destroyed his equipment, stole his money and threw his five cars into the Dvina river - a similar fate to that which befell many of Russia's rich in the chaotic years of the 1990s.
"When I went to prison I was a millionaire," he said. "Now I'm penniless." Sutyagin, 60, lives in four poorly heated rooms at the bottom of his wooden skyscraper with his 32-year-old wife Lena.

What is left of his fantasy is slowly decaying around him. Even so, it remains a remarkable architectural feat - especially given the fact that Sutyagin built much of it himself - that defies easy description.

A whimsical jumble of planking, from a distance it bears a resemblance to a Japanese pagoda, but draw closer and it seems more like a mix between a Brobdignagian tree house and the lair of a wicked fairytale character.

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